Given you worked more that 2 days on this problem ppepin - how about awarding some recognition (a common way to do this is by clicking the purple star link) to vacunita for his assistance!
Nicely spotted, vacunita.
Jeff
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I've been brushing up on HTML5 knowledge recently (partly due to being asked more questions by developers new to the topic).
I have found this article (linked to from Ajaxian.com) to be a very good summary and overview of the Canvas object. It contains links to several very good resources:
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I'm not going to bother trying to reproduce your problem (I don't have the offending applications installed - nor want to install them).
I shall offer 2 things for you to try, though:
1) Remove all whitespace around the area where the problem is happening (carriage returns, spaces, tabs -...
Here is a good reference for all the cool stuff you can do with the Google Maps API:
http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/reference.html
Moving on, I have rewritten one of the functions with more useful variable names - so it makes a little more sense. The key is to populate the 3...
If you know very little about Javascript, how can you be "sure" that what you request is a simple fix? By your own admission you don't know... so why make such a presumption?
This isn't a "can you do this work for me for free" support site. If you have a genuine problem, come back and ask for...
I caught this from Slashdot earlier today. They have an online app that you can use to paste in your Javascript and then receive an optimised (and minified) version of your code (that is functionally the same). It also gives you warnings and identifies errors in your code.
From the Google Code...
Try this link: http://tinyurl.com/ykncfve
Cheers,
Jeff
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Make sure your web page and css validates properly against the doctype you have chosen - before you attempt to debug a problem...
A quick follow-up on this... I would consider using Google Reader as well. This is browser agnostic - so you could use whatever you liked.
Cheers!
Jeff
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Make sure your web page and css...
I would recommend Firefox as an excellent RSS Reader. I've used IE7 and IE8 RSS Readers, but I think the Firefox one is nicer.
I don't know how you can limit it to only Wordpress (and further, Wordpress within your own company), but I would assume you would only subscribe to RSS Feeds that you...
Use CSS. Add a height style to the div1 (and add overflow auto to it to show a scroll bar if the content is gong to be more than the height).
No javascript needed.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Make sure...
No. Only the movement of the mouse over an element will trigger the onmouseover event being fired.
I don't know about all the other stuff you have posted... I just answered the question you asked.
If you are making a menu, consider using something like the Suckerfish menu solution. It's...
Here are some examples that might help you. They are all client-side javascript, and attempt to show one way you might approach this problem. Note, I chose not to use push.
var arr = [];
arr[arr.length] = [45, "The cat sat on the mat"];
arr[arr.length] = [22, "The dog broke the toy"]...
You are doing it correctly. You would get a string back from the value property... so all is fine.
Prove it to yourself by making a small html file that tests it:
<html><head><title>Test Page</title>
<script type="text/javascript">
function testCode() {
var DistCustCompany =...
I wondered if anyone had used a Javascript comments solution that can be implemented on any web page (and was in a position to recommend it). This means no back-end changes... purely a front-end call to the 3rd party, and the comments (for that page) are returned and surfaced on the page.
It's...
Surely there is no difference between the client-side source code of your popup page using Firefox and IE? You could view source using Firefox.
Cheers,
Jeff
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Make sure your web page and css...
Well... if you can't follow simple directions:
... then chances are we're not going to get very far with this. ASPX code is not the same as "client side". I have no interest in wading through all that junk... I am only interested in the rendered client-side source code. That's all that can...
I don't understand - you will have to be a lot more precise.
When you say button click... that implies there is a button to click (on the popup page). If there is, then the button must be in a form (otherwise your code will not validate - you do have validating code, right?).
So... when you...
I assume you want to be able to click a cell in column 1 of your table, and have all the other cells in that row display (and I assume any other set of cells that were previously visible as the result of a click, to be hidden).
If this is the case, then you need to use javascript to identify...
We often fix these IE specific problems by trigger the hasLayout property on the node. This can be done using "zoom:1", or setting a background-color etc.
Just a thought.
Cheers!
Jeff
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Make...
I'll set up a test harness and do some testing using defer... but I have a sneaky suspicion that whilst it's supported by MS browsers, it's effectively ignored by the others. I will do the work to confirm this... and I'll report back to this thread.
@feherke - there are a lot of "hint" and...
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